[Guide] Get your own dedicated proxies for 0,2€ / proxy

[feIix]

In the last days I needed several proxy servers, so I searched for a suitable proxy provider.
However, imho most providers are quite expensive or poor provide quality.

So I searched for a mthod that I can host proxy servers very cheap and on my own. That's the only way I have full control and know that my "dedicated proxy server" will not be re-selled to another customer.

During my research, I came across OVH. There you can rent vServer for 3.56 € per month. You can buy up to 16 ip addresses for a one-time activation fee (2.4€). After that you have 16 (+one free) IP where you can host your proxie servers.

On the Linux vServer you can now easily set up your own proxy server (google for Squid). At this point I do not provide extra instructions, as a vServer is not for noobs with zero administration knowledge.

However, if you have basic knowledge, you can quickly google the instructions.

I've setup over 100 proxie servers in the last few days and they are working like a charm. You can even select the area of your proxie (multiple european and united states).

Just my two cents.

 

[Miraz0]

Nice info however, since they are datacenter IPs, it might not be helpful for some cases.

But i would absolutely recommend this for scraping, it'll do the job perfectly and quite fastly.

 

[Kaittllyn]

Helpful information, thanks

 

[manolis111]

Op info

 

[Rafael Marques]

thanks for the share bro!

 

[Jerone]

In the last days I needed several proxy servers, so I searched for a suitable proxy provider.
However, imho most providers are quite expensive or poor provide quality.

So I searched for a mthod that I can host proxy servers very cheap and on my own. That's the only way I have full control and know that my "dedicated proxy server" will not be re-selled to another customer.

During my research, I came across OVH. There you can rent vServer for 3.56 € per month. You can buy up to 16 ip addresses for a one-time activation fee (2.4€). After that you have 16 (+one free) IP where you can host your proxie servers.

On the Linux vServer you can now easily set up your own proxy server (google for Squid). At this point I do not provide extra instructions, as a vServer is not for noobs with zero administration knowledge.

However, if you have basic knowledge, you can quickly google the instructions.

I've setup over 100 proxie servers in the last few days and they are working like a charm. You can even select the area of your proxie (multiple european and united states).

Just my two cents.

How much would all these add up if you don’t mind me asking

 

[MSRP]

Don't forget, most OVH ips already on blacklist on many spam house. So make sure you request to check and delist them.

 

[evag3]

thanks for share

 

[feIix]

How much would all these add up if you don’t mind me asking

What do you mean? I've mentioned all the upcoming costs in my first post.

Don't forget, most OVH ips already on blacklist on many spam house. So make sure you request to check and delist them.

No problems with the ip adresses since I begin botting.

 

[IG Professor]

Great guide. Thanks

 

[egeia]

Hi felix, thanks for the guide.

I set up a single squid proxy and added a couple of ip. Could you point me to a guide to add those other ip to the proxy? thanks

 

[egeia]

Hi felix, thanks for the guide.

I set up a single squid proxy and added a couple of ip. Could you point me to a guide to add those other ip to the proxy? thanks

Solved !

 

[feIix]

Just to keep you guys updated: That method is still working.

 

[imdabest123]

Just to keep you guys updated: That method is still working.

Did you have to contact support for the option to add more ips? I don't find it when ordering.

 

[feIix]

No, you can order it directly from the customer centre.

 

[Naroha]

Just to keep you guys updated: That method is still working.

keep updated with an already shared method. thanks pal!

 

[imdabest123]

No, you can order it directly from the customer centre.

I think they removed it now all i see is they are charging $3 per additonal ip now https://www.ovh.com/world/vps/vps-geolocation.xml

 

[Naroha]

I think they removed it now all i see is they are charging $3 per additonal ip now https://www.ovh.com/world/vps/vps-geolocation.xml

and whats the problem? thats exactly what OP said its 3$(2,4€) one-time-fee

 

[imdabest123]

and whats the problem? thats exactly what OP said its 3$(2,4€) one-time-fee

Read it again. 'OVH. There you can rent vServer for 3.56 € per month. You can buy up to 16 ip addresses for a one-time activation fee (2.4€). After that you have 16 (+one free) IP'

 

[Naroha]

Read it again. 'OVH. There you can rent vServer for 3.56 € per month. You can buy up to 16 ip addresses for a one-time activation fee (2.4€). After that you have 16 (+one free) IP'

you thought you will get 16IPs for 2,4€? its kinda obv its 2,4€/IP... lol :')